Crisis, fear and hope: An introduction into practical theological reflections

This book offers essays on ‘crisis’ and practical theology written by participants in the IAPT conference ‘Coping with Crisis’ organized in Leuven, 2021. Here crisis is considered as a multidimensional phenomenon that includes a sense of threat and also a sense of opportunity. The various contributi...

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Subtitles:Coping with Crisis: hospitality, security, and the search for faithful connections Proceedings of the IAPT Leuven Conference 2021
Coping with crisis: hospitality, security, and the search for faithful connections
Corporate Author: International Academy of Practical Theology (Organizer)
Contributors: Casteel, Amy 1973- (Editor) ; Dillen, Annemie 1978- (Editor) ; Kock, Jos de 1978- (Editor) ; Kummer, Armin 1972- (Editor) ; Wyller, Trygve 1950- (Editor) ; Weyel, Birgit 1964- (Editor)
Format: Electronic Book
Language:English
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Published: Oslo International Academy of Practical Theology 2023
Tübingen Faculty of Protestant Theology 2023
In: International Academy of Practical Theology conference series (volume 3 (2023))
Year: 2023
Series/Journal:International Academy of Practical Theology conference series volume 3 (2023)
Further subjects:B Conference program 2021 (Leuven)
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Summary:This book offers essays on ‘crisis’ and practical theology written by participants in the IAPT conference ‘Coping with Crisis’ organized in Leuven, 2021. Here crisis is considered as a multidimensional phenomenon that includes a sense of threat and also a sense of opportunity. The various contributions in this volume each depart from a specific context or locality of practices of people and communities in the midst of some form of crisis. Against the background of a practice oriented approach, different questions come to the fore, which will be addressed throughout this volume. How can a particular experience of crisis be (theologically) understood? How is this experience connected with or embedded in a particular social context? How does the phenomenon of faith relate to this experience? What do we mean when speaking about ‘coping’ with crisis? What are the core values that play a role in such an expression? How is living with crisis embodied in particular situations and how might faith communities act in such situations? The volume has been structured along five main aspects of the crisis experience where connections with the phenomenon of faith might be located and further explored: (1) Justice, (2) Uncertainty and fear, (3) Belonging, (4) Care, and (5) Being church.
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